Regulatory Change in an Atmosphere of Crisis: Current Implications of the Roosevelt Years

by Gary M. Walton (Editor)

Regulatory Change in an Atmosphere of Current Implications of the Roosevelt Years is a collection of papers presented at a conference on Regulatory Change in an Atmosphere of The Current-Day Implications of the Roosevelt Years, held in April 1978, at Washington State University.
The book presents the findings on several of the major economic reforms of the Roosevelt years and assesses their implications. The text discusses a variety of issues of the period such as the short term measures implemented during the crisis of the 1930s; the Roosevelt New Deal and its consequences; banking reforms in the 1930s; and the social welfare programs that originated in the Roosevelt years.
Historians, economists, financial experts, and students will find the book a great source of insight and information.

180 pages, Paperback

Published October 30, 2013